This is a great way to have a small scale turkey dinner anytime of the year. Serve with rice, noodles, or dressing. This recipe can also be increased very easily.
Author: KERYNE
This makes a yummy mini-Thanksgiving, which my girls and husband love! I serve this with jellied cranberry sauce, quick stuffing, and gravy.
Author: kmdennis
Hungry for turkey, and holidays are months away? This simple yet delicious recipe will satisfy the craving for sure! When done, make gravy with pan juices adding more chicken broth, if needed.
Author: GINGERPET
Delicious turkey legs with sage, thyme and pomegranate molasses bring a hint of Thanksgiving to your dinner table.
Author: Scott Simmons
These spicy turkey legs are sweet and hot--just like the smoked turkey legs you get at the fair or theme park!
Author: Tony B
What ultimately sets a great holiday leftover dish apart from the rest? The answer: lots of flavor, not a lot of ingredients, and the ability to stand on its own rather than remind us of the meal it came...
Author: Chef John
Slow-cook inexpensive turkey legs for a tasty sandwich filling. Serve on hamburger buns. I like to top these with coleslaw.
Author: Ashley Wilds
Kids love this. Even my husband, who doesn't like dark poultry meat, loves this. Elevating the turkey out of the liquid results in better turkey skin.
Author: Pamela Roza
Hearty turkey drumsticks are marinated and basted with a tangy orange marinade. This is great for leftovers, but also a fine way to enjoy turkey throughout the year!
Author: Cooking Poetess
Tender roasted turkey legs just like the ones served at Renaissance Fairs. This one starts off in a pressure cooker, then the legs are broiled and coated with barbecue sauce as a finishing touch.
Author: NCwriter
Turkey is a great first meat for baby. It's easy to digest and the dark meat is high in much needed iron. Making your own baby food is quite easy, and turkey is no exception! I recommend freezing what...
Author: Diana Moutsopoulos
A very comforting and hearty slow cooker meal over rice. This was a big hit with my husband, and of course very easy since it is made in that trusty slow cooker! :)
Author: RiceLover
The title says it all. A wonderful combination of black-eyed peas, turkey, and seasonings. It takes less than 1 hour to make these tasty beans in your pressure cooker.
Author: Deborah Norris
Remember those smoked turkey legs at Disney? This is the closest recipe I have found.
Author: jon grace
I hate cooking after work! This can be a great quickie side or main dish depending on your appetite and/or level of laziness. It's also a bit healthier, as I used smoked turkey leg instead of pork. Hope...
Author: Julia Thomas
Not knowing what to do with smoked turkey legs, I did a little research without much success, so I decided to try this out. My family loved it and couldn't believe it wasn't out of a recipe book. Serve...
Author: Delyse.Z.A.
I had forgotten this simple, tasty, and inexpensive meal my grandmother made until I saw a request for a turkey leg recipe. Thanks for bringing that memory back!
Author: Charles Aiken
This makes a yummy mini-Thanksgiving, which my girls and husband love! I serve this with jellied cranberry sauce, quick stuffing, and gravy.
Author: kmdennis
This reminds me of the Flintstones and the big drumstick of meat that Fred is always eating. Yum! This is so easy a child could make it.
Author: PaulaM11
Turkey drumsticks are a thrifty food, rich in flavor. Here's a relatively easy, very satisfying recipe. If you're feeling skinny, use sour cream instead of the mushroom soup. Serve over pasta or rice.
Author: helen
I had forgotten this simple, tasty, and inexpensive meal my grandmother made until I saw a request for a turkey leg recipe. Thanks for bringing that memory back!
Author: Charles Aiken
Tender roasted turkey legs just like the ones served at Renaissance Fairs. This one starts off in a pressure cooker, then the legs are broiled and coated with barbecue sauce as a finishing touch.
Author: NCwriter
This reminds me of the Flintstones and the big drumstick of meat that Fred is always eating. Yum! This is so easy a child could make it.
Author: PaulaM11